On this episode of NJAM, the classic crew is back together to discuss depictions of afterlife on film, the Albert Brooks classic, Defending Your Life (1990), and maybe even their own views on what comes next.

On this very special post Oscar episode, Timmie and producer, Ryan, have a wrap-up conversation about the 86th Academy Awards. Afterwards, they delve into a topic near and dear to their hearts, Woody Allen: filmmaker, standup comic, director, and actor. Listen as they share some of their favorite moments and films of his prolific career.

Ring in 2014 with Timmie, Michael, and Ryan on episode 29 as they discuss the merits of the Golden Globes, their Oscar nomination guesses for Best Picture, their top 5 films of the 2013, and Spike Jonze’s newest feature, Her.

On this spooky Halloween episode, Timmie and Michael are joined by producer, Ryan, and very special guest commentator, Monica Daniel! Listen as the gang discusses Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 horror classic, The Shining, Halloween, haunted houses, procedurals, and the best way to eat a sandwich.

On this pickup episode, Timmie continues NJAM’s Halloween Extravaganza with American Horror Story (2011- Present). Listen as she raps about her favorite spooky moments, characters, and the horror genre’s migration to television.

In this special Halloween-themed pickup episode of NJAM, Michael discusses some of his most memorable spooky (and not so spooky) Treehouse of Horror moments from his all-time favorite television show, The Simpsons.

On this episode, Timmie and Michael discuss the film Coraline (2009), written and directed by Henry Selick, and based on the book by Neil Gaiman. Listen to their analysis of the casting, story, and themed Chex mixes.

On our very first NJAM Instant, Timmie and Ryan discuss the overall series and finale of Breaking Bad (2008-2013), created by Vince Gilligan. Listen as they laugh, cry, and finish each other’s…sandwiches.

On this episode of Not Just a Movie, Timmie is joined by guest co host, Richard Floyd Walker. The two discuss the brilliant horror-comedy Cabin in the Woods (2012), directed by Drew Goddard and co written by Goddard and Joss Whedon.

On this week’s episode of NJAM, Michael reluctantly discusses his current television guilty pleasure: MTV’s Teen Wolf. Listen in as he tries to justify his addiction, while avoiding topics like character shipping, fanfiction, and dedicated Tumblr blogs.